Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
In 1760, Charleston, S.C. faced what was to become known as the Great Small Pox Epidemic. In a city of 8,000 people, most of whom had no immunity, small pox spread during the early months of 1760. The response of Charlestonians was superior to the response of modern society to
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I’m fortunate enough to live in a beautiful area, and it’s spring, so today is picture day.
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On the heels of Biden’s textbook racist statement, that, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, you ain’t black,” the NYT does damage control by claiming the U.S. military is “celebrating white supremacy.” It is the single lowest attack from these worthless race hustlers
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Pandemic, deadly diseases have played a major role in shaping our history. The Plague changed the map of Europe and had much to do with England’s political development. It ended England’s practice of feudal slavery and set England on the path to becoming a liberal democracy. The Plague came to
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The Trump rally in Charleston, South Carolina, was a joyous celebration of American virtues and of the uniquely American leader we are blessed to have. I avoid crowds, especially during the flu season, but when I had the chance to attend Trump’s rally in Charleston, South Carolina, just a short
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This is an “everything and the kitchen sink” post into which I’ve tossed random thoughts from the past few days, some domestic and some political. 1. My new home outside of Charleston is lovely and, after a few days of frenzied, non-stop work, it’s also finally clean. There’s still a
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Today: The Boston Tea Party leads to a Revolution, King Henry VI of England . . .and France, English Bill of Rights of 1689, Hans Bol, Beethoven, Christmas Music And More . . . Major Events on Dec. 16 1773 – Boston Tea Party makes the American Revolution virtually inevitable
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The Pinterest and Plantation Wedding kerfuffle shows how the Left preys on American’s ignorance to destroy both the beauty and the lessons of history. Immediately after Thanksgiving, I headed to Charleston with my Little Bookworm, who had asked to see a true Southern city. She originally suggested Nashville, but I’m
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Charleston may well be the most beautiful city I’ve ever seen after decades of travel around the world. I try to convey some of that here. I just returned from my first visit to Charleston, South Carolina, and I have to say that I’m in love. I have traveled through
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Well, WOW! Magazine must be gaining some serious traction because it sustained a serious attack. Everything’s all better now, thanks to the incomparable Tom White, but it did slightly slow the speed at which Watcher’s Council members have been uploading posts today. Nevertheless, there’s still plenty of good reading material there,
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